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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 ABOUT THIS MANUAL

This manual contains details of your kayak, equipment supplied 
or fitted, specifications and information on operation and 
maintenance.

If this is your first kayak or you are changing from a another type 
of craft, for your own comfort and safety, please ensure that you 
obtain handling and operating experience before use.

PLEASE KEEP THIS MANUAL IN A SECURE PLACE AND 
PASS IT ON TO THE NEW OWNER IF YOU SELL THE CRAFT.

1.2 WARRANTY

Complete and return the Warranty Registration card enclosed 
with this manual. Details of the warranty can be found in section 
10.

1.3 MODIFICATIONS

Owner modifications to the kayak are not recommended. 
Unauthorised modifications to the kayak could compromise 
safety, design integrity and warranty coverage.

Summary of Contents for Odyssey 295

Page 1: ...table Kayak Owner Manual Odyssey 375 Three person kayak Odyssey 295 Two person kayak Orbit 245 One person kayak THIS MANUAL CONTAINS IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION ALONG WITH CARE AND MAINTENANCE INSTRU...

Page 2: ...der to stay safe and get the most from your paddling experience please read these simple instructions and guidelines which will help you to look after yourself and your kayak In nity Kayaks is a divis...

Page 3: ...t parts 10 INFINITY WARRANTY 11 TROUBLESHOOTING 1 INTRODUCTION 1 1 About this manual 1 2 Warranty 1 3 Modi cations 2 CERTIFICATION 2 1 Declaration of conformity 2 2 ISO approval 3 SAFETY INFORMATION 3...

Page 4: ...se ensure that you obtain handling and operating experience before use PLEASE KEEP THIS MANUAL IN A SECURE PLACE AND PASS IT ON TO THE NEW OWNER IF YOU SELL THE CRAFT 1 2 WARRANTY Complete and return...

Page 5: ...del Number s ODY375 ODY295 ORB245 to which this declaration relates meets the essential health and safety requirements and is in conformity with the relevant EU Directives listed below General Product...

Page 6: ...6 2 2 ISO APPROVAL 2 CERTIFICATION...

Page 7: ...ESPORTS RELEVANT TO THIS TYPE OF KAYAK CARRY FIRST AID AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND UNDERSTAND HOW TO USE IT ALWAYS WEAR A NATIONALLY APPROVED PERSONAL FLOATATION DEVICE BUOYANCY AID ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET...

Page 8: ...E Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which if not avoided will result in death or serious injury or substantial property damage Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which if not avoide...

Page 9: ...y or coastguard authorities for details of local regional and national requirements Some areas may require that you register and display a registration number on the front of your kayak The U S Coast...

Page 10: ...ozzles 1 x Childseat Skeg Repair Kit Owner Manual Quickstart Guide and Registration Card 1 2 3 INFLATION ________ bar ________ psi 0 1 1 5 2 1 224 493 kg _______ lbs MODEL ODYSSEY 375 ODY375 EN ISO 61...

Page 11: ...Repair Kit Owner Manual Quickstart Guide and Registration Card 1 2 3 INFLATION ________ bar ________ psi 0 1 1 5 2 0 170 374 kg _______ lbs MODEL ODYSSEY 295 ODY295 EN ISO 6185 1 TYPE IIIB INFINITY K...

Page 12: ...anual Quickstart Guide and Registration Card WARNING BEWARE OF OFFSHORE WIND AND CURRENTS AVOID SHARP OBJECTS Made in China MODEL INFLATION ORBIT 245 ORB245 1 0 EN ISO 6185 1 TYPE IIIB INFINITY KAYAKS...

Page 13: ...s opening Because the small opening has a no return seal the kayak cannot be de ated by this opening To de ate the kayak unscrew the larger section to open the larger opening through which air can esc...

Page 14: ...valve and screw tight In ate once secure 4 After in ation remove nozzle and replace dust cap 5 2 INFLATABLE SEAT VALVE 1 The in atable seats use a twist valve for in ation and de ation It is opened b...

Page 15: ...alve 3 Hold the nozzle and valve while in ating to prevent them separating 4 After in ation and before removing the nozzle twist the valve clockwise until tight and fully closed 5 After twisting the v...

Page 16: ...is used to in ate the backrest section of the childseat This is a non return valve and is in ated with the appropriate nozzle 3 Once the childseat is in ated check all valves are tightly closed NOTIC...

Page 17: ...with the holes in the outer fabric shell Each valve should be positioned in the centre of the hole with an even gap around it before and after in ation NOTICE It is easier to centre the valve while th...

Page 18: ...hambers until the fabric cover shape begins to ll out The kayak should feel soft or limp at this point 7 Make sure the valves are aligned with the holes in the cover see 6 1 step 2 Adjust the cover an...

Page 19: ...he water 13 To de ate your kayak unscrew the larger valve outlets to let the air escape Once de ated retighten the valve outlets and dust caps to prevent damage to internal valve components 6 2 INFLAT...

Page 20: ...rete will affect the air pressure within the kayak in ation chambers You should avoid exposing your kayak to extreme temperatures both hot and cold Cold conditions could result in some loss of air pre...

Page 21: ...ew the twist valve and push the nozzle rmly into the valve holding while in ating 3 When in ated close screw tight the twist valve and remove nozzle NOTICE The height and rmness of the seats can be ad...

Page 22: ...strips running lengthways as shown in the illustration Suggested seat con gurations can be found in section 6 5 7 Once the seats are attached to the oor clip the seat straps into the appropriate D ri...

Page 23: ...the seat Orbit 245 seat and footrest 1 To t the seat attach it to the kayak oor using the Velcro strips running lengthways as shown in the illustration Clip elastic cord to hook at the back of the kay...

Page 24: ...paddling ef ciency a A single paddler should attach a seat in the central position b For two paddlers attach seats at the front and at the rear Front Back Front Back INFINITY INFINITY INFINITY INFINI...

Page 25: ...lcro between the two seats f For three paddlers attach three seats one at the front one in the middle and one at the rear Front Back INFINITY INFINITY INFINITY Two paddlers and one child Footrest Seat...

Page 26: ...clothing may be necessary Ensure that all equipment and baggage is stowed securely and does not impede your safe exiting of the kayak 7 2 WHERE TO USE YOUR INFINITY KAYAK In nity in atable kayaks are...

Page 27: ...nspect your equipment for obvious signs of wear or failure When planning a trip ensure you advise someone of your travel plans It is your responsibility to be aware of and observe any rules and regula...

Page 28: ...priately and carry spare clothing where necessary e Waves Ocean waves can be great fun on sandy sur ng beaches however on rocky shorelines and some beaches they can be extremely hazardous f Sunburn Wh...

Page 29: ...k is made of very durable materials proper care will increase the life of your kayak Before storing your kayak make sure it is clean and completely dry before packing away It should be de ated kept ou...

Page 30: ...in ated on a car roofrack Doing so may cause damage Instead de ate fold and transport it inside the car Use care when transporting or storing to avoid sharp points or edges they will damage your kayak...

Page 31: ...atable chambers for damage de ate the kayak and unzip the outer fabric shell WARNING DO NOT UNZIP THE OUTER FABRIC SHELL WHILST THE KAYAK IS FULLY INFLATED 1 Remove the suspect in ation chambers and c...

Page 32: ...these steps 1 Wear protective gloves when using glue not included 2 Remove any moisture and dirt from around the puncture 3 Rub sandpaper around damaged area to roughen surface for good adhesion 4 Use...

Page 33: ...damaged area and pressing it gently into place smoothing out any bubbles or wrinkles Allow the patch to cure for a minimum of 30 mins before in ating again 9 4 REPLACING INFLATABLE CHAMBERS Removing...

Page 34: ...tion Gently pull the chamber out of the fabric shell taking care not to snag the chamber Removing Odyssey 375 and Odyssey 295 oor chamber 1 Ensure the kayak is fully de ated 9 REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS Fron...

Page 35: ...d gently pull the oor chamber from the fabric cover CAUTION IF THE CHAMBERS BECOME STUCK DO NOT FORCE THEM REACH IN AND FREE THE CHAMBERS BEFORE CONTINUING REMOVAL 9 REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS Front Back Fro...

Page 36: ...o the zipped opening in the fabric shell Push it as far into the fabric shell as possible 3 Reach into the zipped opening at the other end of the kayak and locate the tip of the chamber Pull the chamb...

Page 37: ...ioned with the ends curving up slightly to achieve the correct shape when in ated To check this the chamber s outer seam should be in line with the outer seam of the kayak 6 After replacing the chambe...

Page 38: ...the chamber into the opening Push it as far into the fabric shell as possible 3 Reach into the opening at the other end of the kayak and locate the tip of the chamber Pull the chamber through the 9 RE...

Page 39: ...process It may take a little time to correctly reposition the chamber Removing Orbit 245 main chamber 1 Ensure the kayak is fully de ated 2 Fully unzip the zip surrounding the cockpit 3 Free all valv...

Page 40: ...ure the kayak is fully de ated 2 To remove the oor chamber locate the zip at the side of the oor panel and unzip 9 REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS INFINITY Remove main chamber from outer fabric shell INFINITY INF...

Page 41: ...UCK DO NOT FORCE THEM REACH IN AND FREE THE CHAMBERS BEFORE CONTINUING REMOVAL Replacing Orbit 245 main chamber 1 Before replacing ensure the chamber is oriented the correct way round 9 REPAIR INSTRUC...

Page 42: ...n the fabric shell 4 Partially in ate and check the alignment If it needs adjustment partially de ate adjust and repeat the process It may take a little time to correctly reposition the chamber Replac...

Page 43: ...it is possible to buy replacement chambers from your In nity retailer For any larger repairs or damage to the outer fabric shell that cannot be satisfactorily repaired at home In nity offers an ef cie...

Page 44: ...invoice receipt number and date of purchase along with your name address and daytime contact telephone number or e mail address This guarantee does not cover normal wear and tear nor damage resulting...

Page 45: ...ll d Close zip cover and in ate chambers with the footpump provided e If the valve becomes impinged by the fabric it can put pressure on the valve To prevent this ensure the valve stays clear of the f...

Page 46: ...elephone 44 0 1275 798100 USA CANADA Confluence Watersports Inc 111 Kayaker Way Easley South Carolina 29642 USA Telephone 1 888 525 2925 Extra seats and accessories as well as a wide range of high qua...

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